EP0009840A1 - Weft selection system for looms - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for selectively presenting weft threads of different colours to the grippers of a loom which are equipped with a Jacquard or a dobby mechanism.
- the object of the present invention is to prevent such drawbacks by providing a new device which has not the above- mentioned shortcomings.
- the control for the colour selection of the Jacquard or dobby mechanism is transmitted to a double pulling hook or lever actuating a contactless switch producing a signal actuating, through a synchronization device, a device presenting a weft thread of a defined colour to the gripper as soon as the said signal is received.
- FIG. 1 gives a general view of the device according to the invention.
- the nature of the weaving pattern and the sequence of the various colours in the fabric are ordered by a Jacquard or a dobby mechanism M.
- These data are sent to a device consisting of a series of pulling hooks or levers, each lever relating either to the weaving pattern proper or to the colour of the weft thread being presented.
- the levers relating to the selection of the colour of the weft thread are only considered.
- the device in which said levers are disposed is called a colour selector A which additionally comprises also the same number of contactless switches cooperating with the said levers.
- the signals emitted by said switches are synchronized in a device C with periodical signals produced by a damping disc D mounted on the driving axis of the loom or of the dobby or Jacquard mechanism, and a contactless switch S, whereby the synchronization device C transmits signals to a device B which then presents the thread to the gripper and which is shortly called "colour giver".
- FIG. 2 shows a cross-section of a colour selector A in rest position, that is to say in a position in which the concerned colour is not selected.
- This colour selector A comprises substantially a casing 1 in which are adapted a series of levers 2 and the same number of contactless switches 3.
- Each lever 2 is actuated by the previously mentioned Jacquard or dobby mechanism M according to the colour selected by the said mechanism for the next following weft.
- Each lever 2 comprises substantially two individual arms 4 and 5 which are so mounted on a common axis or spindle 6 that a small friction plate 9 made of metal or synthetic material is adapted between their ends 7 and 8 receiving the common axis 6, the said ends 7 and 8 clamping the said small friction plate 9 with a defined force under the influence of a spring 10 mounted on the axis 6.
- the arm 5 of the lever 2 has a folded plate- shaped end 11, whereas the end 12 of the arm 4 is provided to cooperate with the Jacquard or dobby mechanism M.
- the casing 1 has a groove-shaped opening 13 in which the arm 4 of the lever 2 may be freely shifted upwardly and downwardly according to the control of the mechanism M.
- a stop 14 preventing the small plate 11 of the arm 5 from being spaced too far from the contactless switch 3 when the arm 4 is moved upwardly.
- the arm 5 will be immediately subjected to an upwards movement resulting from the constant friction between the ends 7 and 8 of the arms 4 and 5, namely the friction caused by the small friction plate 9 and the pressure of the spring 10.
- the contactless switch 3 will be damped by the small plate 11, which provides a substantial saving of time since it is not necessary to wait until the arm 4 is situated in its lowest position for damping the switch 3.
- the maximum distance on which the small plate 11 may be moved corresponds to the angle ⁇ and is determined by the localization of the stop 14, on one hand, and of a stationary stop 15 on the other hand.
- the contactless switch 3 must be so adjusted that, in the highest position of the small plate 11, a free space is always kept between the said plate 11 and the lowermost portion of the contactless switch 3.
- the distance on which the small plate 11 must be shifted in order to undamp the switch 3, corresponds to the angle ⁇ and is characteristic for the used contactless switch.
- the signal for a colour selection may be produced in two ways.
- the first way relies on the application of a simple system whereby for each individual colour, there is provided only one double lever and, accordingly, also only one contactless switch. Owing to the fact that this method requires only one lever per colour, some difficulties may be experienced, more particularly when manufacturing multicoloured fabrics'which have also an intricated structure pattern since the total number of available levers is anyhow limited.
- this system is advantageous in that, in case of rupture of a lever, no colour is presented and, consequently, after the weft control, the loom is immediately stopped since no weft is presented.
- the second way of producing a signal for colour selection comprises using a binary system, whereby n switches are sufficient for selecting 2 n different colours.
- This method relies on the undamping of the contactless switches according to the binary system, in order words the selection of a colour is, in the present case, depending on the fact that a small number of various switches are damped or not.
- the colour selector will continuously produce signals corresponding with the colour selected at any moment by the mechanism M.
- care must be taken so that the pulses produced in the colour selector are perfectly introduced at the exact moment in the colour giver B .
- each of the said pulses is firstly stored in a synchronization device C until the said synchronization device receives a pulse coming from the contactless switch S which is periodically damped and undamped by a damping disc D mounted on an axis 16 of the loom or the dobby or Jacquard mechanism.
- the damping disc D passes periodically before the contactless switch S, thereby producing every time a pulse.
- the localization of the disc D relative to the zero position of the rotating axis of the loom is very critical with respect to the obtaining of a perfect synchronization for presenting the thread to the gripper.
- Figure 6 shows a diagram representing the shed opening, in ordinate, as a function of the rotation, in abscissa, of the axis of the loom.
- This diagram shows the second half portion of a period P C , a full period P I and the first half portico of the following period P 2 .
- the points 18-19 show repectively the beginning and the end point of the full period P 1 .
- the arm 4 may then continue moving upwardly, but the arm 5 is kept in rest position against the stop 14. This is possible owing to the already described double construction of the lever 2.
- the signal for the colour selection of a weft corresponding to a period P 2 is already produced during the second half portion of the preceding period P 1*
- a pulse must be also produced by means of the already mentioned damping disc D and the contactless switch S which are situated outside the colour selector A, whereby the frequency with which the switch S is damped and undamped, is directly influenced by the angular speed of the axis of the loom.
- the damping disc D is preferably adapted on about 270° relative to the zero point of the rotating axis of the loom.
- the so produced pulse is periodically repeated and it coincides at the soonest with the pulse of the colour selector (indicated at the point 21), and essentially a long time before the moment at which the gripper penetrates the shed of the following period P 2'
- the moment at which this pulse is generally produced is indicated by way of example in the diagram by the point 22.
- the signals coming from the colour selector are then also transmitted to the colour giver B ( Figure 5).
- the colour giver B comprises substantially a casing 23 in which an electromagnet 24, a hinged armature 25, a cam 26, an intermediate lever 27 and a lever 28 are adapted for each individual colour.
- the pulse produced therein is transmitted at the suitable time, through the synchronization device C, to the colour giver B, thereby energizing the electromagnet 24 and pulling downwardly the hinged armature 25.
- a cam 26 imparts a swinging movement to the intermediate lever 27.
- the intermediate lever 27 will be able to move freely round the axis 30 since it is not retained by the hinged armature 26 and the thread of the concerned colour will not be presented to the gripper.
- the hinged armature 25 is then attracted by the electromagnet 24 and its end 31 will prevent the swinging movement of the intermediate lever 27 round the axis 30.
- the intermediate lever 27 will be periodically tilted against the end 31 of the hinged armature 25 so that the axis 30 is laterally reciprocated through the small wheel 29 and the guide 32, thereby also driving an intermediate bar 34 connecting the end 35 of the intermediate lever 27 with the lever 28 which is rotatably mounted relative to an axis 36.
- the arm 37 fixedly secured on the lever 28 will present periodically the thread of the desired colour to the gripper. It is apparent that a similar device must be provided for each different colour.
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- The present invention relates to a device for selectively presenting weft threads of different colours to the grippers of a loom which are equipped with a Jacquard or a dobby mechanism.
- It is known that the said mechanisms are actuating a series of pulling hooks or levers, whereby as well the weaving pattern as the various colours may be determined in the fabric. Numerous systems are known for selecting weft threads having different coulours and for presenting them to the grippers; however, a large number of said systems have important drawbacks resulting from the difficult synchronization between the Jacquard or dobby mechanism and the loom, principally at the presently applied high weaving speeds.
- The object of the present invention is to prevent such drawbacks by providing a new device which has not the above- mentioned shortcomings.
- According to this invention, the control for the colour selection of the Jacquard or dobby mechanism is transmitted to a double pulling hook or lever actuating a contactless switch producing a signal actuating, through a synchronization device, a device presenting a weft thread of a defined colour to the gripper as soon as the said signal is received.
- The scope of this invention will be more clearly apparent from the following description of a non limitative embodiment given by way of example, reference being made to the enclosed drawings in which :
- Figure 1 is a block diagram of the whole device according to the invention;
- Figure 2 is a cross-section of the device through which the colour is selected;
- Figure 3 is a top view of the double lever according to the arrow F3 in Figure 2;
- Figure 4 is a diagrammatic view of a damping disc and the corresponding contactless switch;
- Figure 5 is a cross-section of the device presenting the thread; and
- Figure 6 is an operating diagram showing the relation between the opening of the shed and the rotation of the axis of the loom.
- The block diagram of Figure 1 gives a general view of the device according to the invention. As known, for each weft, the nature of the weaving pattern and the sequence of the various colours in the fabric are ordered by a Jacquard or a dobby mechanism M. These data are sent to a device consisting of a series of pulling hooks or levers, each lever relating either to the weaving pattern proper or to the colour of the weft thread being presented. However, in the present case, the levers relating to the selection of the colour of the weft thread are only considered. The device in which said levers are disposed is called a colour selector A which additionally comprises also the same number of contactless switches cooperating with the said levers. The signals emitted by said switches are synchronized in a device C with periodical signals produced by a damping disc D mounted on the driving axis of the loom or of the dobby or Jacquard mechanism, and a contactless switch S, whereby the synchronization device C transmits signals to a device B which then presents the thread to the gripper and which is shortly called "colour giver".
- Figure 2 shows a cross-section of a colour selector A in rest position, that is to say in a position in which the concerned colour is not selected. This colour selector A comprises substantially a
casing 1 in which are adapted a series oflevers 2 and the same number of contactless switches 3. Eachlever 2 is actuated by the previously mentioned Jacquard or dobby mechanism M according to the colour selected by the said mechanism for the next following weft. Eachlever 2 comprises substantially twoindividual arms spindle 6 that a small friction plate 9 made of metal or synthetic material is adapted between theirends 7 and 8 receiving thecommon axis 6, the saidends 7 and 8 clamping the said small friction plate 9 with a defined force under the influence of aspring 10 mounted on theaxis 6. Thearm 5 of thelever 2 has a folded plate-shaped end 11, whereas theend 12 of thearm 4 is provided to cooperate with the Jacquard or dobby mechanism M. Thecasing 1 has a groove-shaped opening 13 in which thearm 4 of thelever 2 may be freely shifted upwardly and downwardly according to the control of the mechanism M. In thecasing 1 is provided astop 14 preventing thesmall plate 11 of thearm 5 from being spaced too far from the contactless switch 3 when thearm 4 is moved upwardly. Thus, during the upwards movement of thearm 4, thearm 5 is firstly subjected to a corresponding downwards movement under an angle 6C until thesmall plate 11 is retained by thestop 14. When thearm 4 is then still moved further upwardly under the influence of the mechanism M, the ends 7 and 8of thearms arm 4 is again shifted downwardly, thearm 5 will be immediately subjected to an upwards movement resulting from the constant friction between theends 7 and 8 of thearms spring 10. Thus, already after a minimum downwards movement of thearm 4, the contactless switch 3 will be damped by thesmall plate 11, which provides a substantial saving of time since it is not necessary to wait until thearm 4 is situated in its lowest position for damping the switch 3. The maximum distance on which thesmall plate 11 may be moved,.corresponds to the angle α and is determined by the localization of thestop 14, on one hand, and of astationary stop 15 on the other hand. The contactless switch 3 must be so adjusted that, in the highest position of thesmall plate 11, a free space is always kept between thesaid plate 11 and the lowermost portion of the contactless switch 3. The distance on which thesmall plate 11 must be shifted in order to undamp the switch 3, corresponds to the angle β and is characteristic for the used contactless switch. - When the
arm 4 is in its highest position as shown with dotted lines in Figure 2, or, in the same manner, when thesmall plate 11 is in its lowest position, the contactless switch 3 is undamped, thereby producing the signal indicating that the concerned colour has been selected. - According to the invention, the signal for a colour selection may be produced in two ways.
- The first way relies on the application of a simple system whereby for each individual colour, there is provided only one double lever and, accordingly, also only one contactless switch. Owing to the fact that this method requires only one lever per colour, some difficulties may be experienced, more particularly when manufacturing multicoloured fabrics'which have also an intricated structure pattern since the total number of available levers is anyhow limited.
- Nevertheless, this system is advantageous in that, in case of rupture of a lever, no colour is presented and, consequently, after the weft control, the loom is immediately stopped since no weft is presented.
- The second way of producing a signal for colour selection comprises using a binary system, whereby n switches are sufficient for selecting 2n different colours. This method relies on the undamping of the contactless switches according to the binary system, in order words the selection of a colour is, in the present case, depending on the fact that a small number of various switches are damped or not. An example of a binary colour selection is given in the following table, wherein 1 = damped and O = undamped.
- It is apparent that this system may be readily extended for more than 8 colours. For instance, it is already sufficient to introduce a fourth switch for selecting 16 different colours. This method has a great advantage .in that a very small number (n) of levers is only required in order to allow the application of a large number (2n) colours.
- Whatever the used method will be, the colour selector will continuously produce signals corresponding with the colour selected at any moment by the mechanism M. As a consequence of the presently used high weaving speeds, it is necessary to bring these signals for the colour selection in a perfect synchronization with the rotating speed of the .loom, in other words, care must be taken so that the pulses produced in the colour selector are perfectly introduced at the exact moment in the colour giver B. It is the reason why each of the said pulses is firstly stored in a synchronization device C until the said synchronization device receives a pulse coming from the contactless switch S which is periodically damped and undamped by a damping disc D mounted on an
axis 16 of the loom or the dobby or Jacquard mechanism. The damping disc D passes periodically before the contactless switch S, thereby producing every time a pulse. The localization of the disc D relative to the zero position of the rotating axis of the loom is very critical with respect to the obtaining of a perfect synchronization for presenting the thread to the gripper. - Figure 6 shows a diagram representing the shed opening, in ordinate, as a function of the rotation, in abscissa, of the axis of the loom. This diagram shows the second half portion of a period PC, a full period PI and the first half portico of the following period P2. The points 18-19 show repectively the beginning and the end point of the full period P1.
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point 20 of the period P1, the shed begins to close again and thearm 4 of thelever 2 is in its lowest position when the colour corresponding to saidlever 2 has not been selected for the weft corresponding to the preceding period PO. However, if said colour is now selected for the following period P2, from the moment corresponding to thepoint 20, thearm 4 of thelever 2 will be shifted upwardly and thearm 5 will follow this movement in the opposite direction. As soon as thearm 5 is rotated downwardly under an angle α, the contactless switch 3 is undamped, thereby producing the signal for the colour selection. This occurs when the axis of the loom is rotated in the perio PO under an angle corresponding with thepoint 21 in the diagram of Figure 6. When thearm 4 moves further upwardly, thearm 5 will be further shifted downwardly until this movement is blocked by thestop 14. The maximum distance on which thearm 5 may be moved downwardly, is determined by the angle α. - The
arm 4 may then continue moving upwardly, but thearm 5 is kept in rest position against thestop 14. This is possible owing to the already described double construction of thelever 2. - It is thus apparent that the signal for the colour selection of a weft corresponding to a period P2 is already produced during the second half portion of the preceding period P1* In order to provide the synchronization with the movement of the colour giver B, a pulse must be also produced by means of the already mentioned damping disc D and the contactless switch S which are situated outside the colour selector A, whereby the frequency with which the switch S is damped and undamped, is directly influenced by the angular speed of the axis of the loom. The damping disc D is preferably adapted on about 270° relative to the zero point of the rotating axis of the loom. The so produced pulse is periodically repeated and it coincides at the soonest with the pulse of the colour selector (indicated at the point 21), and essentially a long time before the moment at which the gripper penetrates the shed of the following period P2' The moment at which this pulse is generally produced is indicated by way of example in the diagram by the
point 22. Simultaneously, the signals coming from the colour selector are then also transmitted to the colour giver B (Figure 5). - The colour giver B comprises substantially a
casing 23 in which anelectromagnet 24, ahinged armature 25, acam 26, anintermediate lever 27 and alever 28 are adapted for each individual colour. When a colour is selected by the mechanism M and via the colour selector A, the pulse produced therein is transmitted at the suitable time, through the synchronization device C, to the colour giver B, thereby energizing theelectromagnet 24 and pulling downwardly the hingedarmature 25. - Through a
small wheel 29, acam 26 imparts a swinging movement to theintermediate lever 27. When no signal is produced for the colour selection, in other words when thehinged armature 25 is in its highest position, theintermediate lever 27 will be able to move freely round theaxis 30 since it is not retained by thehinged armature 26 and the thread of the concerned colour will not be presented to the gripper. - However, if the colour is well selected, the
hinged armature 25 is then attracted by theelectromagnet 24 and itsend 31 will prevent the swinging movement of theintermediate lever 27 round theaxis 30. As a consequence of the constant movement ofcam 26, in the present case, theintermediate lever 27 will be periodically tilted against theend 31 of thehinged armature 25 so that theaxis 30 is laterally reciprocated through thesmall wheel 29 and theguide 32, thereby also driving anintermediate bar 34 connecting theend 35 of theintermediate lever 27 with thelever 28 which is rotatably mounted relative to an axis 36. As a consequence of this movement, thearm 37 fixedly secured on thelever 28 will present periodically the thread of the desired colour to the gripper. It is apparent that a similar device must be provided for each different colour. - It should be noted that numerous modifications may be applied to the device described in the foregoing by way of example without departing from the scope of this invention.
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EP0067250A2 (en) * | 1981-06-17 | 1982-12-22 | Picanol N.V. | Electronic control device for loom parts |
EP0290788A2 (en) * | 1987-05-14 | 1988-11-17 | Picanol N.V. | Device for the selective movement of the feed-fingers in looms |
EP0379703A1 (en) * | 1989-01-23 | 1990-08-01 | N.V. Michel Van de Wiele | Control mechanism for the selection of weft yarns in rapier looms |
EP0407333A1 (en) * | 1989-07-05 | 1991-01-09 | Sulzer RàTi Ag | Electrical device for selecting threads in looms |
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EP0067250A2 (en) * | 1981-06-17 | 1982-12-22 | Picanol N.V. | Electronic control device for loom parts |
EP0067250A3 (en) * | 1981-06-17 | 1984-10-10 | N.V. Weefautomaten Picanol | Electronic control device for loom parts |
EP0290788A2 (en) * | 1987-05-14 | 1988-11-17 | Picanol N.V. | Device for the selective movement of the feed-fingers in looms |
EP0290788A3 (en) * | 1987-05-14 | 1990-02-28 | Picanol N.V. | Device for the selective movement of the feed-fingers in looms |
EP0379703A1 (en) * | 1989-01-23 | 1990-08-01 | N.V. Michel Van de Wiele | Control mechanism for the selection of weft yarns in rapier looms |
EP0407333A1 (en) * | 1989-07-05 | 1991-01-09 | Sulzer RàTi Ag | Electrical device for selecting threads in looms |
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